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Flag raised at park will be in honor of the late U.S. Army veteran Hunter
The military service of the late Clyde B. Hunter will be honored when his flag is raised over Veterans Memorial Park during Memorial Day services on Monday, May 26, beginning…
Nammo moves to construction phase for new rocket motor factory in Perry
Nammo has announced that it is entering the final stages of the design phase for its new rocket motor factory in Perry and transitioning to construction of the new facility,…
Local Winn-Dixie to convert into an ALDI
After nearly two years of uncertainty and rumors, the local Winn-Dixie in Perry will finally begin its conversion to an ALDI store in August of this year.…
City of Perry utility bills for May delayed
City of Perry utility customers have yet to receive their May water, sewer, gas and garbage bills after a third party printing company abruptly closed without notifying its clients –…
Brynes requests estimate of city revenue losses
City Councilman Bill Brynes has requested city staff provide an estimate on the city’s projected loss of income in the upcoming budget year, which will begin on Oct. 1.…
Memorial Day program to be held May 26
Taylor County’s annual salute to the military men and women who paid the ultimate price in defense of our nation’s freedom will be held Monday, May 26, at Veterans Memorial…
Three are appointed to development authority
After receiving 12 applications to fill three seats on the Taylor County Development Authority (TCDA), the Taylor County Commission re-appointed two members to the TCDA Board and appointed one new…
State budget skirmish has big implications for Taylor County
Local residents and officials are keeping a wary eye on Tallahassee as the Florida Legislature prepares for an extended session that could have major repercussions in Taylor County, where local…
GP is closing mills in Georgia and Virgina
Georgia-Pacific (GP) has abruptly closed two of its facilities since the beginning of May, including the Cedar Springs Containerboard mill in Early County, Ga., on May 14, and a plywood…
City seeking bids for health insurance plan
City Manager John Hart has asked the Perry City Council for permission to go out for bids on the city’s health insurance coverage, citing the high cost of premiums, which…
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